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It has ratified the core international human rights treaties that determine the country’s important commitments in different areas, including the right to health, sexual and reproductive rights, and the rights of children and adolescents, among others. Ecuador issued a standing invitation to the special procedures mandate holders in 2003 and in the last two years has received five country visits. 13. (...) In particular, article 32 provides that: “Health is a right guaranteed by the State and whose fulfilment is linked to the exercise of other rights, among which the right to water, food, education, sports, work, social security, healthy environments and others that support the good way of living.”

Il peut aussi être adapté à différents types de plans ou de programmes. 7 Hugh Barton, Claire Mitcham et Catherine Tsourou (éd.), Healthy urban planning in practice: experience of European cities, report of the WHO City Action Group on Healthy Urban Planning (Copenhague, Bureau régional de l’OMS pour l’Europe, 2003). (...) Corvalán, Preventing disease through healthy environments: Towards an estimate of the environmental burden of disease (Genève, OMS, 2006), p. 80; adapté à la région de la CEE. (...) ECE/MP.EIA/WG.2/2013/4 GE.13-20993 15 a Sauf indication contraire, les preuves sont fondées sur Ben Cave, Peter Molyneux et Adam Coutts, Healthy sustainable communities: What works? (Wellingborough, Royaume-Uni, Milton Keynes et South Midlands Health and Social Care Group, 2004).

Joint submissions: JS1 Joint submission 1 submitted by: Kiribati Scouts Association (KSA), (Kiribati); Kiribati Women in Maritime Association (K- WIMA), (Kiribati); Reitan Aine ni Kamatu (RAK), (Kiribati); Aia Mwaea Ainen Kiribati (AMAK), (Kiribati); Healthy Eita Maeao Organisation (HEMO), (Kiribati); Te Toa Matoa (TTM), (Kiribati); Irekenrao, (Kiribati); JS2 Joint submission 2 submitted by: AIA MAEA AINEN KIRIBATI (AMAK), (Kiribati); Reitan Ainen KUC (RAK), (Kiribati); Relief Society, (Kiribati); Reitan Ainen Boretetanti (RAB), (Kiribati); Irekenrao, (Kiribati); Kometen Reitakiia Botaki n Aine (KRBA), (Kiribati); Ueen te Makeke, (Kiribati); Ainen Kiribati Iaon Betio (AKEBE); Te Toa Matoa (TTM), (Kiribati); Kiribati Girl Guides Association (KGGA), (Kiribati); Kiribati Women Teachers Network Association (KWTNA), (Kiribati); Ministry of Women in Action (MOWIA), (Kiribati); Kiribati Women And Violence Elimination (KWAVE), (Kiribati); Dorcas, (Kiribati); Nei Mom, (Kiribati); Ueen Tebike, (Kiribati); Aia Botaki Ainen Butaritari (ABAB), (Kiribati); Nikabubutin Makin, (Kiribati); Tetokanimarakei, (Kiribati); Terunganaine, (Kiribati); Ueen Kirabun Eutan Tarawa Ieta (UKETI), (Kiribati); Ueen Benita, (Kiribati); Ueen te Toaki, (Kiribati); Ueen Abemama, (Kiribati); Ueen Aranuka, (Kiribati); Marewen Nonouti, (Kiribati); Marewen Tabiteuea Meang, (Kiribati); Ueen te Ueanikai, (Kiribati); Reitan Nanoia Ainen Onotoa, (Kiribati); Tanimwarutamu, (Kiribati); Ainen Beru, (Kiribati); Matangareia Ainen Tamana, (Kiribati); Ngareia, (Kiribati); Ainen Arorae, (Kiribati); Nei Baneawa, (Kiribati); Nei Tiwiita, (Kiribati); Ainen Teeraina, (Kiribati); Ueen te Bitati, (Kiribati); JS3 Joint submission 3 submitted by: Kiribati Family Health Association (KFHA), (Kiribati); Kiribati School & Centre for Children with Special Needs (KSCCSN), (Kiribati); Kiribati Scouts Association (KSA), (Kiribati); Kiribati Red Cross Society (KRCS), (Kiribati); Kiribati Association of Non-Government Organizations (KANGO), (Kiribati); Kiribati Women in Maritime Association (K-WIMA), (Kiribati); Reitan Aine ni Kamatu (RAK), (Kiribati); Aia Mwaea Ainen Kiribati (AMAK), (Kiribati); IREKENRAO Women Association, (Kiribati); A/HRC/WG.6/35/KIR/3 8 GE.19-18011 Assemblies of God (AOG), (Kiribati); Kiribati Girl Guides Association (KGGA), (Kiribati); Te Toa Matoa (Disability Group) (TTM), (Kiribati); Alcohol Awareness Family Recovery (AAFR), (Kiribati); Healthy Eita Maeao Organisation (HEMO), (Kiribati); Seventh Day Adventist Dorcas (Church Women Fellowship) (SDA DORCAS), (Kiribati); JS4 Joint submission 4 submitted by: Franciscans International (FI), Geneva (Switzerland); Edmund Rice International (ERI), Geneva (Switzerland); Kiribati Climate Action Network (KiriCAN), (Kiribati); Life & Learn Kiribati, (Kiribati); Kiribati Women and Children Support Centre, (Kiribati); JS5 Joint submission 5 submitted by: Global Campaign for Equal Nationality Rights, New York (United States of America); Institute on Statelessness and Inclusion, Eindhoven (The Netherlands); JS6 Joint submission 6 submitted by: Kiribati Women in Maritime Association (K-WIMA), (Kiribati); Kiribati Family Health Association (KFHA), (Kiribati); AIA MAEA AINEN KIRIBATI (AMAK), (Kiribati); Reitan Aine ni Kamatu (RAK), (Kiribati); Assemblies of God (AOG), (Kiribati); Healthy Eita Maeao Organisation (HEMO), (Kiribati); JS7 Joint submission 7 submitted by: Te Toa Matoa (TTM), (Kiribati); Kiribati School and Centre for Children with Special Needs (KSCCSN), (Kiribati); Kiribati Scouts Association (KSA), (Kiribati); Kiribati Red Cross Society (KRCS), (Kiribati); ); Kiribati Women in Maritime Association (K-WIMA), (Kiribati); Reitan Aine ni Kamatu (RAK), (Kiribati); Aia Mwaea Ainen Kiribati (AMAK), (Kiribati); Kiribati Family Health Association (KFHA), (Kiribati); Healthy Eita Maeao Organisation (HEMO), (Kiribati). 2 The following abbreviations are used in UPR documents: ICESCR International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights; ICCPR International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights; ICCPR-OP 2 Second Optional Protocol to ICCPR, aiming at the abolition of the death penalty; ICPPED International Convention for the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance. 3 For the relevant recommendations, see A/HRC/29/5, paras. 84.1–84.30, 84.44–84.47, 84.67, and 84.109–84.115. 4 JS4, para. 24.

A/HRC/33/44/Add.1 GE.16-13518 11 self-care and healthy lifestyles, and the programme to provide preferential administrative, pharmaceutical, laboratory, hospital and emergency services. (...) The Independent Expert recommends that the Inter-Institutional Commission for the Monitoring and Implementation of International Human Rights Obligations be provided with sufficient means to perform its tasks; these should include the necessary financial, human and material resources, and should guarantee that the Standing Body for Consultation with Civil Society is fully operational. (...) The Independent Expert recommends that the body for consultation with civil society be reinforced so as to enable it to ensure that older persons are able effectively to take part in taking decisions that affect their lives, as should the Standing Body for Analysis and Proposals relating to Public Policies for Old Age, Ageing and Older Persons.

All Initiative participants work actively to promote the construction of a healthy, green and digital Silk Road, foster new areas of cooperation, open space for economic and social recovery and sustainable development, and strongly support the international community in advancing implementation of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. (...) China will work with other countries to uphold the purposes of the Olympic Charter; promote the Olympic spirit; give full play to the positive role of sport in upholding world A/76/491 21-15509 10/13 peace, promoting the development of all countries and fostering friendship among their peoples; jointly advance the healthy development of sport internationally; champion the concept of “Together” enshrined in the new Olympic motto; and realize the goal of “Uniting for a Shared Future”. (...) Over the past 50 years, China has held to its original aspiration for multilateralism, world peace and common development, and firmly supported the United Nations in playing a greater role in international affairs. Standing at a new historical starting point, China will work tirelessly with all countries of th e world to build a community with a shared future for humankind!

If one cannot shelter from the elements in a decent and healthy home, life, health and security are at risk. (...) The Special Rapporteur therefore welcomes the Government’s recent adoption of healthy homes standards, which require landlords to adhere to specific and minimum standards for heating, insulation, ventilation, moisture and drainage, and draught-stopping in rental properties.31 By 1 July 2021, these standards must be complied with by all property owners newly renting out a home or renewing a tenancy. (...) The Special Rapporteur’s principle concern is the limited capacity for public inspections to ensure that the healthy homes standards are adhered to. The different deadlines for compliance could send the signal that the human right to a healthy home is less urgent for those living in public housing, as compared to those renting privately.

On trouvera ci-après la liste des infractions à la réglementation sur le stationnement au titre des règles d’hygiène et de sécurité publique, pour lesquelles la ville de New York peut mettre en fourrière les véhicules garés en l’absence de conducteurs : Infraction Code 10 Arrêt interdit (à tout moment) – No stopping (anytime) Infraction Code 12 Immobilisation interdite (enneigement) – No standing (Snow Emergency) Infraction Code 14 Immobilisation interdite (à tout moment) – No standing (anytime) Infraction Code 18 Immobilisation interdite (couloir pour autobus) – No standing (Bus Lane) Infraction Code 19 Immobilisation interdite (arrêt d’autobus) – No standing (Bus Stop) Infraction Code 25 Immobilisation interdite (arrêt de car) – No standing (Commuter Van Stop) Infraction Code 27 Stationnement interdit (sauf si le véhicule est équipé de plaques et d’une carte de handicapé) – No Parking (Except Handicap Plates/Permits) Infraction Code 40 Bouche d’incendie – Fire Hydrant Infraction Code 45 Voie de circulation (stationnement, immobilisation ou arrêt interdit) – Traffic Lane (No Parking, No Standing, or No Stopping) 8 0253574f A/AC.154/355 Infraction Code 46 Stationnement en double file – Double Parking Infraction Code 48 Piste cyclable (stationnement, immobilisation ou arrêt interdit) – Bike Lane (No Parking, No Standing, or No Stopping) Infraction Code 49 Travaux de terrassement (véhicule gênant) – Excavation (Vehicle Obstructing Traffic) Infraction Code 50 Passage pour piétons (stationnement, immobilisation ou arrêt interdit) – Crosswalk (No Parking, No Standing, or No Stopping) Infraction Code 51 Trottoir (stationnement, immobilisation ou arrêt interdit) – Sidewalk (No Parking, No Standing, or No Stopping) Infraction Code 52 Intersection (stationnement, immobilisation ou arrêt interdit) – Intersection (No Parking, No Standing, or No Stopping) Infraction Code 55 Tunnel ou chaussée surélevée (stationnement, immobilisation ou arrêt interdit) – Tunnel/Elevated Roadway (No Parking, No Standing, or No Stopping) Infraction Code 96 Passage à niveau – Railroad Crossing Infraction Code 98 Obstruction d’une allée de garage, d’un accès pour piétons ou d’un bateau de trottoir – Obstructing Driveway/Pedestrian Ramp/Curb-Cut 24.

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The Special Rapporteur on minority issues conducted an official visit to Slovenia from 5 to 13 April 2018, pursuant to the standing invitation of the Government. He visited a wide spectrum of stakeholders at the governmental level, non-governmental organizations, institutions working on issues relating to minorities and minority communities themselves, and their representatives within and outside the capital. (...) Slovenia has also extended a standing invitation to the special procedures of the Human Rights Council. (...) Slovenia has frequently and rightfully been known for its long-standing examples of good practices, especially with regard to the rights enjoyed by the Hungarian and Italian minorities.